Um the Scandinavian countries are extramly! conformist and any one who doesn't fit in gets a much harder time than in the US or UK. Sweden was sterilizing children in care in for eugenics reasons up till the 70's for example.
with my HR hat on not very common in the UK - I have never signed one.
Non competes much less common than in the USA and about as enforceable as CA. Some very very senior finance types in the city have them but you do have to be paid for gardeneing leave.
Does not specify which God though - quite understandable given the wide disparity of groups that founded the USA and the fact that some of the founders where Deists
Quite in normal democratic parliamentary systems amendments that are not related to the original prop / motion or spoiling amendments are ruled out. I have been on committees that have done that we even debated for an hour if the presence of "the" made an amendment a spoiling one or not.
Maybe we need a kick starter project to give every senator/congressman a copy of Citrines ABC of chairmanship.
That you are excluding people from history and English degrees just because they did not do Mathematics - in the UK Oxbridge would be looking for A* English Lang and Lit and History A levels - they used to require O level Latin but dropped that in the late 70's..
I doubt any Admissions tutor for a UK university for the soft degrees gives a rats ass about the candidates Mathematical knowledge
And you don't have to worry abut gangsters stealing your home out from under you by bribing local lawyers and judges - Which has happened to a coworkers family.
er Guys you know there's this useful thing called secrecy - maybe Maybe William could get the Security Service and SIS to give the CIA a few helpful hints.
But power strips with urge suppression ports for RJ-11 and RJ-45 are only for consumer use you would not see this in a structured cabling in the office setting.
Quiet right you can vet hackers the same way you do any one else - OK not all would be cool with the job and what is involved in being vetted for DV / TS. But any one who works in high end tech jobs is probably going to face the decision do I work on defense work.
But this guy seems to have zero idea, Gary McKinnon FFS he was caught hacking into NASA looking for info on UFOs - this is a short step from the sort of people who post on Usenet claiming that the BBC is sending them secret messages via the medium of the TV news.
Yes and for British Telecom I broke into a customers system when we took over a contract and the previous people had left under a cloud and not left the password - that was authorized by my boss the customer and a checked with a Very senior manager.
ironically one of my coworkers i got help from was a reformed phreak and had been done for hacking:-)
But not on a cost per watt, up time and space taken up enterprise networking is serious business if you design it right you should be able to power it up and the only time you would power it down would be to replace it at EOL (Asuming no act of god power outages)
Having started out in the vocational track you still had to go to day release and pass the exams - though the last time i ever used my mech eng skills was to correct one of the Engineers workings for a bridge design out in the middle east - I was asked to write a program to draw out the sections ready for the detailing to be put in as the curves where to complex for draftsmen to do by hand
yep it is why phone calls to third world countrys used to be so expensive the porer country was meant to get the extra cash for its infrastructure but normally went into the minster for post and telecoms swiss bank account
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Um the Scandinavian countries are extramly! conformist and any one who doesn't fit in gets a much harder time than in the US or UK. Sweden was sterilizing children in care in for eugenics reasons up till the 70's for example.
Ireland is a basket case ala spain and greace.
with my HR hat on not very common in the UK - I have never signed one.
Non competes much less common than in the USA and about as enforceable as CA. Some very very senior finance types in the city have them but you do have to be paid for gardeneing leave.
Did they not have death in service benefits and widows pensions already as they where all milatery types - sounds like a way to cash in on the side :-)
They are ultra keen on the locked down walled garden approach with the chrome book.
Does not specify which God though - quite understandable given the wide disparity of groups that founded the USA and the fact that some of the founders where Deists
The Vatican is the lead for things catholic you know being an actual country.
Strowger switch technology - non of this gosh darned commie euro 3 and 4g:-)
Quite in normal democratic parliamentary systems amendments that are not related to the original prop / motion or spoiling amendments are ruled out. I have been on committees that have done that we even debated for an hour if the presence of "the" made an amendment a spoiling one or not.
Maybe we need a kick starter project to give every senator/congressman a copy of Citrines ABC of chairmanship.
And if you think SV is expensive try central London even in a grotty central area like old street prices in London (UK) are way higher.
That you are excluding people from history and English degrees just because they did not do Mathematics - in the UK Oxbridge would be looking for A* English Lang and Lit and History A levels - they used to require O level Latin but dropped that in the late 70's..
I doubt any Admissions tutor for a UK university for the soft degrees gives a rats ass about the candidates Mathematical knowledge
And you don't have to worry abut gangsters stealing your home out from under you by bribing local lawyers and judges - Which has happened to a coworkers family.
er Guys you know there's this useful thing called secrecy - maybe Maybe William could get the Security Service and SIS to give the CIA a few helpful hints.
But power strips with urge suppression ports for RJ-11 and RJ-45 are only for consumer use you would not see this in a structured cabling in the office setting.
No its not its a way of dodging tax that pays for things like medicaid and veterans administration as David Cameron says its “morally wrong.”
Quiet right you can vet hackers the same way you do any one else - OK not all would be cool with the job and what is involved in being vetted for DV / TS. But any one who works in high end tech jobs is probably going to face the decision do I work on defense work. But this guy seems to have zero idea, Gary McKinnon FFS he was caught hacking into NASA looking for info on UFOs - this is a short step from the sort of people who post on Usenet claiming that the BBC is sending them secret messages via the medium of the TV news.
doesn't look that way in Central London
err you know it was the main steam banks that messed up with mortgage lending not investment banks
Yes and for British Telecom I broke into a customers system when we took over a contract and the previous people had left under a cloud and not left the password - that was authorized by my boss the customer and a checked with a Very senior manager.
:-)
ironically one of my coworkers i got help from was a reformed phreak and had been done for hacking
Um i think you will find that Governments reserve the right for their security services do do naughty things
well the US regulator allowed receiver pays in the US Mobile market which is why the USA lags Europe in mobile
But not on a cost per watt, up time and space taken up enterprise networking is serious business if you design it right you should be able to power it up and the only time you would power it down would be to replace it at EOL (Asuming no act of god power outages)
Having started out in the vocational track you still had to go to day release and pass the exams - though the last time i ever used my mech eng skills was to correct one of the Engineers workings for a bridge design out in the middle east - I was asked to write a program to draw out the sections ready for the detailing to be put in as the curves where to complex for draftsmen to do by hand
yep it is why phone calls to third world countrys used to be so expensive the porer country was meant to get the extra cash for its infrastructure but normally went into the minster for post and telecoms swiss bank account
they are worried that the nanny wont be able to push the giant All Terain prama on the pavemnet (side walk) :-)
Speeding drivers and spotting for officers on the ground from what I see on TV